The Netherlands just outside the top three largest cheese and butter producers in Europe

Published 2021년 11월 18일

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The Netherlands is the fourth largest cheese producer in Europe, according to Eurostat statistics. Europe's cows produced 160.1 million tons of raw milk last year, an increase of 1.1 percent from the previous year. The milk was used for the processing of various dairy products and by-products. Germany led in the production of fresh and processed dairy products, butter, cheese, yogurt, and other acidified products. France and Italy were the leading countries in cheese production, followed by Germany, and Germany also topped the list in butter production, followed by France, Ireland, and Poland.
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The Netherlands is the fourth largest cheese producer in Europe. In the field of butter, the Netherlands has to recognize its superior in four European countries. This emerges on Thursday from figures on milk products from Eurostat statistics. European cows produced 160.1 million tons of raw milk last year. That represented a year-on-year increase of 1.1 percent. About 150 million tons of cow's milk was used for the processing of milk products and other products that require milk. Dairies, for example, accounted for 1.6 million tons of skimmed milk powder, 2.3 million tons of butter, 7.7 million tons of acidified milk products such as yogurt and 10.3 million tons of cheese. Milk for consumption accounted for 24 million tons and whey as a by-product of cheese making was 55.5 million tons. Whey is often used as a seasoning in food, including in many light products. Whey is also a component of many baby foods. Dairies in Germany accounted for the largest share of EU production of ...
Source: Nu

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